Quantities TakeOff with ArchiTip
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 10:43 am
Hello Miguel and other DataCAD lovers,
Your whishes are granted!
Connect to my web site www.abacad.fr and on top-left of the welcome page, click on the link ArchiTip in english.
Read all the pages, or download a trial version and then, the full OnLine Help manual (PDF printable).
ArchiTip is a powerful combination of professional software linked to a powerful open database for Specifications, Quantities takeoff, Estimating, and cost management of any building project. Eliminating errors, confusions, or omissions, often found in manually generated contract documents, ArchiTip automates and speeds up all operations leading to accurate specs, and quantities and cost schedules throughout the design process.
ArchiTip has been linked to DataCAD (version 9, 10, 10, 11 and LT) to allow automatic extraction of quantities in a C.A.D. project, as well as the gross and net floor areas and usable or non-usable areas.
The use of the two programs in tandem allows the architect to change any graphic entity to an object, by assigning it a type of material and location, and to link the design of a project to the written documents, quantities and cost estimates, interactively.
Regards,
Jacques Lioret
DataCAD French Distributor
Architect
Architip'Author
Your whishes are granted!
Connect to my web site www.abacad.fr and on top-left of the welcome page, click on the link ArchiTip in english.
Read all the pages, or download a trial version and then, the full OnLine Help manual (PDF printable).
ArchiTip is a powerful combination of professional software linked to a powerful open database for Specifications, Quantities takeoff, Estimating, and cost management of any building project. Eliminating errors, confusions, or omissions, often found in manually generated contract documents, ArchiTip automates and speeds up all operations leading to accurate specs, and quantities and cost schedules throughout the design process.
ArchiTip has been linked to DataCAD (version 9, 10, 10, 11 and LT) to allow automatic extraction of quantities in a C.A.D. project, as well as the gross and net floor areas and usable or non-usable areas.
The use of the two programs in tandem allows the architect to change any graphic entity to an object, by assigning it a type of material and location, and to link the design of a project to the written documents, quantities and cost estimates, interactively.
Regards,
Jacques Lioret
DataCAD French Distributor
Architect
Architip'Author